Welcome to the ultimate sushi adventure in Adelaide, where even the pickiest little eaters will become sushi enthusiasts! Either that or they will continue to ask for sushi with no seaweed like my kids. Rice, my kids say they eat sushi but basically they just eat rice. However at Kids in Adelaide, we’ve embarked on a mission to uncover the city’s best sushi spots that cater specifically to kids (and their discerning taste buds). Prepare for a mouthwatering experience filled with laughter and ridiculous chopstick challenges that will have your little ones saying “arigato” in no time.
From colorful fish-shaped creations to bite-sized rolls bursting with flavor, eat in, take away, trains, restaurants and even sushi disguised as a burrito…..here are some of Adelaide’s best. PS No waiting, kid friendly options, eat with your hands….plus it’s (mostly) healthy for the win!
Koyoto Sushi Rundle Mall Plaza
Hands down our favourite sushi in the Adelaide CBD. Located with the Level 1 eateries in Rundle Mall Plaza, this magnificent conveyor belt sushi has it all. Fresh sushi at great prices, an extensive Japanese menu comprising all of our classic favourites like Karrage Chicken and Miso Soup and more. The kids absolutely love it.
A must stop for Rundle Mall shoppers!
All you can eat sushi for a set price at OKAMI
Yep you read that right. Anyone else love a quick and easy sushi dinner with the kids?
OKAMI Japanese Restaurant at Glenunga have an unlimited all you can eat sushi menu
For adults $42.80 and there are discounts for kids
Under 3 years are FREE
4-8 years are $20.80
9-12 years are $25
Unlimited sushi, rolls, steaks, fries, and more and more. You can start with Entrees and finish off with sweets. If your kids eat sushi like our kids eat sushi, you’ll know that’s a great price!
Sushi Hiro Mt Barker + SIX Other SA Locations
Adelaide Hills rejoice! You get in on the sushi action these days too! We recently enjoyed the freshest, most wonderful sushi while in Mt Barker. This new sushi train is perfect for dining in or take away, and offers all of the highest quality traditional Japanese dishes that you could ever hope to find. Much of it is gluten free too!
Find them in North Adelaide, Port Adelaide, South Gate, Tea Tree Plaza, Mount Gambier and at Kurralta Park!
Sushi Hiro are in the business of making people happy, healthy and feel fresh. Its a perfect on the go alternative to fast food, and our kids just loved it!
You can buy gift cards (ummmm hello excellent present) and even join the membership free to receive special offers and discounts. Check it out on their website.
https://www.sushihiro.com.au/
Sushi Hub – Sushi Go Round
Find Sushi Hub at each end of Rundle Mall and the added bonus of a sit down sushi Go Round at the Pulteney St end.
We can’t go to the mall with out picking up an iconic takeaway sushi sandwich (yep TRIANGLES of sushi goodness) and now the Rundle Sqaure store has launched 45minute sit down unlimited sushi & sushimi for $36 (adults) $26 (children under 1.3m). Of course you can also just pay per plate in the traditional manner.
This has to be one of Adelaides most popular, best and freshest sushi options!
https://www.sushihub.com.au/find-a-hub/south-australia/city-rundle-square/
Sushi Burri
Is it sushi? Is it a burrito? IT’S BOTH!
Sushi Burri in Waymouth St, Adelaide is PERFECT for kids who might be a little aprehensive about trying sushi. They are Adelaide’s first sushi burrito & say it’s a “bigger, better version of your traditional sushi.” We can’t help but agree.
Plus it’s a super cool little shop – sit inside or enjoy the sun outside on a nice day.
Sushi Bar Genki
This one is on Gouger St in Adelaide, so you just know it’s gonna be good! Plus they do heaps more than just sushi, they serve a full range of Japanese food, including stuff your kids probably haven’t tried before (sea urchin, anyone?). Go for the sushi, stay for the scallops & sashimi. Yummo.
Mugen Sushi Train
This one is in North Adelaide Village. Kids love booth seating, right & these big comfy booths are a hit! Our kids loved the good ‘ol Teriyaki Chicken, while we opted for some Tempura. Five stars all round!
Sushi Arari, Woodcroft
The little sushi store that could! Sushi Arari is in the Woodcroft Town Shopping Centre & doesn’t have much of a social media presence but they get HEAPS of great Google reviews which is always a good sign. Plus it’s always nice to support a small, family owned business.
Be sure to head in next time you’re down south!
Taki Sushi, Adelaide
Fresh and healthy, Taka Sushi in Rundle Place is great for sushi-lovers of all ages. It’s a convenient and inexpensive lunch without compromising on delicious, quality food. Us adults devoured the Spicy Katsu Chicken and the kids raved on about the tuna and avocado rolls. Check out their opening hours.
Go for the sushi, but save room for some dumplings because… YUM!
Sushi Planet
Not gonna lie, we may have included this one more for the parents than the kids…..cause sushi + cocktails? UM YES PLEASE!
Sushi Planet has been a staple of West Terrace in the city for a long time now. They do lunch, dinner AND free delivery if you order the minimum amount (which is never an issue in our house!). Perfect for grabbing on your way to or from town.
Kintaro Sushi
Find their stores here: Adelaide – Norwood – Tea Tree Plaza – Brickworks – Colonnades – Elizabeth – Kurralta Park. Yep, that’s pretty much all of Adelaide covered!
Free sushi on your birthday? Make sure you’re a Loyalty card member & you can grab a free meal worth up to $10. Happy Birthday!
Sushi Train
Probably the most well known sushi in Australia, Sushi Train have 8 locations in Adelaide all within 10kms from the CBD. We love the kids meal deal (served in a train) and look out for school holiday specials at your local store.
click here to find one near you
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